9 ideas. Practice programming.

When I started learning to write new programs, I was confused:

"It's basic, but what are you going to do?..."

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So I put together nine small project ideas that are not difficult to do, suitable for those who learn Python, JavaScript or Web to play with.

The focus is "small but practiced," not so big as to be discouraged in the middle of the way.

1.To-Do List App - Simple Job Weblist

Web, write down tasks that need to be done, such as "read," "exercise."

Add work, subtract work, tick than done, this is the first great project.

2.Expense Tracker - Expenditure Revenue Wizard

Make a simple revenue-expenditure recording program. You can make a web page or console.

Enter the date, list, amount, and then summarize how much this month has been spent.

3. Guess the Number Game - Classic Numerical Game

Give a random program of 1-100 and let people guess.

If you guess wrong, you will answer "too high" or "too low" until you find the answer.

4. Random Quote / Daily Quote

Make a web page or script that randomly quotes one by one.

You can store the quotes in the array or pull them from the API.

5.Web Portfolio Developer - Have a Home Online

Make a simple self-introduction web. One page.

Put pictures, put skills, put projects and contact channels.

6.Unit Converter - Unit Converter App

Make unit conversion programs such as km ↔ mile, ° C ↔ ° F, kg ↔ lb

You can make it a web or console app.

7.Weather App - The app pulls weather from the real API.

Make a web that allows us to type a city name and then extract weather information from an API such as OpenWeatherMap.

Show the temperature, weather and name of the city.

8.Mini REST API - Try Your Own Backend

If you're ready to try the backyard side, try a simple REST API.

E.g., the API for To-do List has GET / POST / DELETE.

9.Mini Blog / Guestbook - Online Guest Book

A page that gives a lot of people a short message.

Like comments or notes, and then all posts are listed by time.

If you feel like "studying a lot of basics but still don't dare to say that you write a program,"

What really helped was to start two small projects.

Let's choose one of these nine projects that feels close or self-sufficient.

Finish it. Adjust a little more features.

You'll start to see that the skill itself really moves up.